#InPictures: Pro Bono Choir raises £4,000 at summer concert
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Northern Ireland’s Pro Bono Choir raised £4,000 for its charity partners at its annual summer concert this week.
The choir, which includes solicitors, barristers and judges, held its summer concert on Tuesday evening in the Great Hall of the Royal Courts of Justice, Belfast under the musical direction of Mark McGrath, accompanied by Daniel Clements.
Pictured (left–right): Bar Council chief executive David Mulholland, Sarah Minford BL, Bar Council chair Donal Lunny KC, the Lady Chief Justice Dame Siobhan Keegan and Owen Williamson.
The £4,000 total is to be split equally between the NOW Group, the nominated charity of the president of the Law Society of Northern Ireland, and Dementia NI, the nominated charity of the Bar of Northern Ireland.
The Pro Bono Choir was established in May 2010 and is a not-for-profit, all-ability choir whose membership is drawn from those working in or who are associated with the legal system in Northern Ireland.
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